MODULE II. Pristine Apostolic Monotheism
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The concept of a Trinity of three co-equal, co-eternal divine Persons is Roman Catholic dogma, gradually formed by a
synthesis of Greek philosophy with biblical revelation, and then codified in the Catholic Creeds. Protestants and
Evangelicals have not challenged this teaching because they have not abandoned the Greek philosophical foundation on
which it is built.
(Biblical) Unitarians have done a great deal to point out the exegetical errors of Trinitarianism and expose some of the
faulty Greek philosophical foundation on which it is built. Yet the alternative which they provide is plagued with many
exegetical problems, and requires forcing a form of Jewish philosophy upon God's Word that is not derived from Scripture
and which contradicts Paul's explanation of the "Secret" that was hidden from Israel but revealed exclusively through the
Apostles.
This series attempts to view God's Word without preconceived ideas and allow Scripture to interpret Scripture. Part of our
investigation is also to understand the earliest recorded Christian interpretation, examine how the doctrine of God has
evolved into modern Trinitarianism, and point out errors of both Trinitarianism and (Biblical) Unitarianism.
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Objectivity in the Pursuit of Pristine Monotheism
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Most Christians don't know what the word "God" means
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To Whom was God Speaking in Gen. 1?
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The "WORD" was God's Subordinate Agent in Gen. 1
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The Origin of the "WORD" as the first "LIFE"
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The Grammar Proves that Jesus existed as Logos (Word)
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The One "Begotten out of God" later "Became Flesh"
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"Ginomai" (became) and "Monogenes" (only-begotten) in John 1:14
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John the Baptist testified to Jesus' preexistence
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No one has ever seen God; they saw His Son
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Jesus, Sole Eyewitness of Heaven
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In what Way was Jesus "Equal with God"? (John 5)
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Jesus personally & literally came down from heaven (John 6)
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Jesus encountered Abraham (John 8)
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The NAIL in the COFFIN of Socinian Unitarianism
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God's "Secret" missed by Biblical Unitarians
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The "Begetting" of Wisdom
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God announces His Son, Wisdom
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Paul identifies Jesus as Wisdom, Agent of Creation
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The Son & Creation, 3 Biblical Unitarian FAILS
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Yahweh's Messenger, "Image of the Invisible God"
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Yahweh's Messenger as the "Mighty One of Jacob"
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Yahweh's Messenger & the Exodus
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Hezekiah's Deliverer & the Messiah